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DAILY ENDORSEMENT
General Data
● S. M.
● 55 years old
● Male
● Married
● Filipino
● Roman Catholic
● DOB: 06/02/1968
Chief Complaint
• RUQ Pain
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HPI
• 1 Month PTA, Patient started experiencing a sudden, sharp, localized and constant RUQ
Abdominal pain that sometimes radiates to the back, at that time, after coming back from a party
PS(9/10).
• He feels relief whenever he uses, “omega pain killer” with PS(5/10) after use.
• 10 days later he noticed his eyes and skin became jaundiced, and he had loss of appetite which
led him to seek consult with a doctor.
• He was advised to go for an ultrasound and after the results were out he was told he had Gall
stones and a fatty liver and was prescribed, Tramadol, Buscopan, Ursodeoxycholic acid and an
unrecalled drug. Then asked to go for a repeat ultrasound.
• He stopped taking the ursodeoxycholic acid, after two days and decided he wanted to have the
stones surgically removed.
• He was then told he had “choledocholithiasis with cholecystitis” and was advised to seek consult
here at our institution.
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• Patient has unrecalled immunizations; but recalls taking 2 doses of Covid Vaccines with no
booster.
• Patient claims to have food allergies to shrimp, crabs and Drug allergy to Ponstan.
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Family History
Maternal side: (-) Cancer, (-) Hypertension, (-) Diabetes, (-) Asthma
Paternal side: (-) Cancer, (-) Hypertension, (-) Diabetes, (-) Asthma
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● Patient is a Freelancer.
● Smoker(19.55 pack years) , occasional alcohol drinker, no illicit drug- use history
Review of Systems
General HEENT
• Usual weight: 95kg (-) headache
(-) eye pain
• Current weight 85k (-) ear pain and discharge
(-) nasal stuffiness
• (-) weakness (-) fatigue (-) fever
(-) sore throat
Skin
Respiratory
(-) rashe
(-) cough
(-) lump (-) shortness of breath
(-) itchiness
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Review of Systems
Cardiovascular Musculoskeletal
(-) chest pain (-) joint pain
(-) palpitations (-) muscle weakness
(-) high blood pressure
Gastrointestinal Endocrine
(-) nausea (-) heat or cold intolerance
(-) vomiting (-) excessive sweating
(-) change in eating Habits (-) excessive thirst or hunger
(-) dysphagia (-) polyuria
(+) loss of appetite
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Review of Systems
Genitourinary Hematologic
(-) urinary frequency (-) fainting
(-) dysuria (-) easy fatigability
Psychiatric Nuerologic
• oriented to reality (time, place, and (-) headache
person (- ) vertig
• responds well to conversation (-) dizziness
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Physical Exam
General
Awake, responsive, coherent, ambulatory, not in respiratory distress with vital signs and anthropometrics as follows:
BP 100/70 mmhg
HR 78 bpm
Weight- 95 kg
RR 21 cpm
T 36.4 C
O2Sat 97 %
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Physical Exam
Skin Neck
(+) Jaundice, warm to touch (-) neck lesions
intact without lesions, good skin turgor (-) lymphadenopathies
Physical Exam
Initial Impression
Differential Diagnosis
Plan
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